A cactus shows upper pad shriveling and lower yellow spots. Full plant photo requested.
Shriveling = water not reaching tissue. Two opposite causes:
Overwatering is more common. Cactus soil must dry halfway down pot before watering.
If root rot suspected, take healthy top cuttings, let heal overnight, root in damp cactus soil. Original plant likely unsalvageable.
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